Toni Storm Retains The AEW Women's World Championship At All In Texas, Hands Mercedes Moné First AEW Singles Loss

Timeless Toni Storm retained the AEW Women's World Championship in a 25-minute thriller at All In Texas by defeating Owen Hart Women's Tournament Winner Mercedes Moné and forcing her first singles loss in AEW.
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"Timeless" Toni Storm is still the AEW Women's World Champion.

After weeks of feuding following Mercedes Moné's Owen Hart Women's Tournament win at May's Double Or Nothing, Moné and Storm finally locked horns at AEW All In Texas in what many consider to be the biggest women's match in AEW history.

The match was a 25-minute thriller filled with kisses, bloody noses, reversals, and near falls. Storm clinched the win with a Storm Zero off the top turnbuckle, handing Moné her first singles loss in AEW.

The two stars went into the match as the women's division's most decorated performers. In addition to winning the Owen Hart Women's Tournament, Moné is the second-longest reigning AEW TBS Champion, the CMLL World Women's Champion, the EWA Women's Champion, and the RevPro Undisputed British Women's Champion.

Toni Storm holds the record for the most reigns as AEW Women's World Champion (4) and the most combined days as champion (570).

On the Dynamite before All In, Storm and Moné had a champagne toast at their final face-to-face that quickly ended in a brawl.

The next challenger for the AEW Women's World Championship was determined earlier in the night via a Women's Casino Gauntlet, which ROH Women's World Champion Athena won.

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Lyric Swinton
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Lyric Swinton is a proud graduate of the University of South Carolina with a Bachelor’s in Sport & Entertainment Management. Her lifelong passion for wrestling has taken her around the world, primarily writing about alternative and international promotions for several major wrestling and media outlets, such as Pro Wrestling Illustrated Magazine, Blavity, Fightful, and more. She has covered wrestling for seven major promotions in some of the most famous venues in the world, including Wembley Stadium and the Tokyo Dome.

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